This season we rented to the same couple for the 3rd year and received $2400 per month, and we stayed in it 10-15/1-15.We decided to consolidate 3 homes to buy and move to The Villages, FL (most fantastic place for retirees on earth, period.We got in the 50's when we sold AZ in Jan so really had a 12 year cash flow neutral situation with lots of great free fun and memories.there are a lot of people buying here in the Villages and using as rentals.

Hi,I am newbie in this forumHow extensive does it receive in the direction of set up Debt Consolidation?

I mean prices are so damn inflated, that it might be a better idea to consolidate into fewer, but higher-yield properties. 

My goals are to build a portfolio of cash-flowing rental properties, and then in 5 years, consolidate to one or 2 multi-family buildings.

Doing a Cash Out can make sense if you plan to invest that $210k into other real estate or to consolidate high credit card debt. 

We are a consolidated focused information education piece.We do have 100's of hours of classes online and AWESOME VENDORS!

I’ve been gathering a lot of info through research and welcomeAny opinions from those experienced in this here. 1) would you think I could consolidate and lower my overall rate to reduce my interest costs?

Use a "Series LLC" where different properties and partners can operate in a "cell" as a separate entity but everything is consolidated under one LLC. 

My current end game is to start picking up 5-10 unit apartments and consolidating my portfolio out of single-family homes and into commercial properties.

Also her payment history has a lot of gaps in the report - student loans from 2005-08, transferred to a $10/mo DOE consolidation since 2011 (which is current, but its peanuts), then nothing until an auto loan in 2014, which was seriously past due but now current.